I always found easier to add the taxes on first then subtract the sale price from the number and you get your final answer. But hey this is the girl who passed all her math classes with 50%

:D

Well that's not all true I never tried but when I did I got 80-90% in Math class

Buttercreamm a dit :

I always found easier to add the taxes on first then subtract the sale price from the number and you get your final answer. But hey this is the girl who passed all her math classes with 50%

:D

At least you didn't drop lower one grade from one stupid test where you got a forty -.- . I hated my teacher who did that to me, MY PERFECT 4.0 STANDARD WAS RUINED.

My Science Teacher failed me by 1%!!! 1 F---ing %!!!!!!!!

Making me have to retake the class and get the credit...

Wow I didn't know there was a topic lyk this LMAO imma ask ya'll about my assignments >x)

Well
1
2 - /4
4

Mizomause a dit :

Well
1
2 - /4
4

9
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16

Mizomause a dit :

Well
1
2 - /4
4

Okay, lets begin with our whole number and fraction.

Our denominator is 4 so what we would have to do is use that denominator and multiply it by our whole number which is 2.

4*2=8

After we get our answer, we use our answer to divide it by the numerator.

8/1=8

So our numerator is 8 and if you didn't know already, you always take your denominator when turning the whole number and the fraction into an improper fraction.

So since our denominator is 4 we use that with the answer we got so it would be

8
-
4

To find the numerator when this mixed number is shown as an improper fraction, use addition.

9 1 9
- + - = -
4 4 4

The addition is now simpler because the whole numbers have been eliminated, leaving only two fractions.

9 4
- +-
4 1

4 is the common denominator for the fractions.

9 4 4
- +- * -
4 1 4

Now the fractions have the same denominators and the numerators can be added. Add the NUMERATORS ONLY leaving the denominators unchanged.

9 16
- + -
4 4

So it would be 25
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4

Divide the numerator, '25' by the denominator, '4', to get 6 with remainder 1. The remainder is the new numerator. The quotient, '6', becomes the whole number in the mixed number.

Answer is 6 1/4 <-----it's a fraction just incase you were unaware.

Taeyeonrawr a dit :

9
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16

Nickyyz a dit :

Answer is 6 1/4 &amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;-----it's a fraction just incase you were unaware.

love how you guys got different answers

Mizomause a dit :

Well
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2 - /4
4

um okay so
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9 4 Change both numbers to improper fractions
- / -
4 1


9 1 When dividing change the second fraction into its reciprocal (its opposite). Then multiply
- x -
4 4


9
- Numerator= 9x1=9 Denominator=4x4=16
16


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@ Nickyyz- i have no idea what you are talking about

Nickyyz a dit :

Okay, lets begin with our whole number and fraction.

Our denominator is 4 so what we would have to do is use that denominator and multiply it by our whole number which is 2.

4*2=8

After we get our answer, we use our answer to divide it by the numerator.

8/1=8

So our numerator is 8 and if you didn't know already, you always take your denominator when turning the whole number and the fraction into an improper fraction.

So since our denominator is 4 we use that with the answer we got so it would be

8
-
4

No, after you get 8, you add the 1 not divide it. Why would you divide it???????

you guys are really over-thinking
2*4+1=9
the answer means we got
9
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4
now to divide:
9 * 1 9
------ = -
4 * 4 16

a/b / c
a/b / c/d
a/b / d/c = ?
ok let's stop this it's stupid

^ wish I saw that sooner rofl.

wait i was so wrong on so many levels

9/16 is the right answer :u

Just to clear things up, is 1 equivalent to a quarter?
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4

1 is equal to 0,25 if that's your question
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4

Yeah, so the whole question is 2 multiplied by a quarter divided by 4?
Sorry I just find typing it out confusing hue

no your answer is in the fraction
1/4 as in 1 divided by 4

I read it as 2(0.25) then all of that divided by 4 and in that case, the answer would be 1/8. But I assume that was miscomprehension?